Add a chat-based first-run link for Creating Bundle Skills

[kinhunt]

I noticed this repo ships its bundled-skills/creating-bundle-skills/SKILL.md alongside README docs for GetSuperpower packages a whole AI-agent workflow as one callable skill., so there is already enough context for someone to understand what the Skill is meant to do.

One small docs idea: add an optional quick-try link for people who want to test the Skill first in an OpenClaw/Hermes-style agent before setting it up locally. This points to the version already added to the ClawMama Skill catalog:

Try Creating Bundle Skills in Telegram or WhatsApp

It would not replace the repo's install path — just a lower-friction first run for users who want to see the workflow in chat.

[0xroylee]

Thanks for the suggestion. I can see how a hosted chat-style first run could lower the friction for trying the creating-bundle-skills authoring helper.

For now, I’m going to keep the first-party docs focused on the install path we own and can verify:

npx getsuperpower@latest skills install creating-bundle-skills

The proposed link points to a third-party hosted runtime, so adding it to the official README would imply a level of endorsement around provenance, data handling, and version sync that we have not reviewed yet. I’m fine leaving this issue as a reference for users who want to explore that catalog at their own discretion, but I don’t want to make it part of the official quick-start path without a clearer trust/security story.

If there is a public source/provenance page for the catalog entry, plus privacy/security notes for how chat runs are handled, we can revisit this as a possible “community integrations” section rather than a primary docs link.